The complete on-line Housing docketing system.
Party look-up for the on-line Housing docketing system. EVICTIONS
Yes, Brown & Welsh, P.C. does evictions (summary process actions) in Connecticut. Our eviction practice is primarily in the Hartford, New Britain, New Haven, Meriden and Waterbury Housing Sessions. While we often represent landlords, we sometimes represent tenants. The full list of all housing sessions (including addresses, telephone and fax numbers) can be found here.
Our law firm can be reached at:
Brown & Welsh, P.C.
530 Preston Avenue - Second Floor
P.O. Box 183
Meriden, Connecticut 06450-0183 U.S.A.
+1 (203) 235-1651
Fax: +1 (203) 235-9600
Our main web site can be found here.
The following information is provided as a public service. We are not responsible for any web site other than our own.
The complete on-line Housing docketing system.
Party look-up for the on-line Housing docketing system.
The system is currently operational for the Bridgeport, Hartford, New Britain, New Haven and Waterbury Housing sessions. This system will be expanded in the future.
 | The Connecticut Judicial Department's frequently asked questions (FAQ) are here. |
| Official court forms in both PDF and fillable format are here. |
| The Judicial Department's landlord's guide to evictions is available in PDF format here. |
| The Judicial Department's tenant's guide to evictions is available in PDF format here. |
The Connecticut Department of Banking has a web site about frequently asked security deposit questions. The interest rates on security deposits can be found here.
We have been counsel of record for numerous reported housing cases over the
years, such as:
City of Bristol v. Ocean State Job
Lot Stores of Connecticut, Inc., 284 Conn. 1 (2007)
City of Bristol v.
Ocean State Job Lot Stores of CT, 2006 WL 2414065 (7/27/2006)
Pastor v.
Egbarin,
H-1205 (10/31/00)
Chorches v. Dimeo, H-1170 (4/30/99)
WHTR Real Estate v. Alexandre Clark Associates, H-1136 (12/1/97)
Torres v. Allen, NH-701 (2/18/97)
CFM of Connecticut, Inc. v. Chowdhury, H-1006 (3/15/93)
CFM of Connecticut, Inc. v. Chowdhury, H-1005 (3/15/93)
The Bank of Hartford v. Bultron, H-999 (12/21/92), 8 Conn. L. Rptr. 244 (1993)
The Bank of Hartford v. Bultron, H-997 (12/3/92)
Saunders v. Spitz, H-972 (7/9/92), 7 Conn L. Rptr. 60 (1992)
CFM of Connecticut, Inc. v. Chowdhury, H-955, 1991 Conn. Super. LEXIS 1649
(6/13/91)
W.H.C. Realty Corp. v. LaBella, H-950 (5/7/91)
294 Farmington Realty Company v. CFM of Connecticut, Inc., 23 Conn. App. 499, 582
A.2d 472 (1990)
CFM of Connecticut, Inc. v. Chowdhury, H-927, 1990 Conn. Super. LEXIS 1624
(8/31/90)
CFM of Connecticut, Inc. v.
Chowdhury, H-909, 5 CSCR 7 (11/15/89)
Olcott Associates v. Osman, H-739 (3/31/86)
45 Park Street Associates v. Los Cubanitos
Bakery, Inc. H-714 (1/8/86)
45 Park Street Associates v. Los Cubanitos
Bakery, Inc. H-674 (8/12/85)
In entry and detainer cases, the party requesting relief must appear in court with a verified lockout complaint (for example form JD-HM-24). However, an order to show cause must also be provided to the clerk. While JD-HM-24 is on the State of Connecticut's Judicial Department web site, the order to show cause form is not (JD-HM-23). As a public service, a copy in fillable format can be found here.
Some of these documents are in PDF format. They can be read by Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 (a free program) that can be obtained at the link below.
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